Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1931, Page 45

o quickly relieved with OLATUM on chest, inhals heal- ing vapor..apply in mose _ - IMPORTANT CHANGES* inB&O train service from Washington to PITTSBURGH CHICAGO TOLEDO DETROIT CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS Effective Jan. 18th R At T The Baltimore & Ohio will make ¢« 8 number of important changes HE follo know. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 193f. GOLDEN DAWN B8y PETER B KYN& (Copyright, 1930.) for In train schedules on January 18. Some of them are shown below. a’ R However, you are advised to see the new B & O time-table or your nearest B & O ticket agent for complete details. gent * A NEW FORT PITT LIMITED TO PITTSBURGH AND CHICAGO Lv. W, Ar. Chicago. The new Fort Pitt Limited car- ries, besides the usual comfortable Pullman equipment, an attractive Club-Lounge car from Washing- ton through to Chicago. And, for the benefit of the traveler who desires the most economical trip together with unusual Day Coach comfort, we have added the new Reclining Seat Day-and- Night Coach to this fine train. * IMPROVED SERVICE AND SHORTER SCHEDULE TO . PITTSBURGH-TOLEDO- DETROIT . Toledo . Detroit . The Ambassador ,carries Pullman Sleeping car and Reclining Seat Day-and-Night Coach through to Detroit; Parlor car to Pittsburgh: and Sunroom-Observation-Lounge car to Detroit. * THROUGH SERVICE TO CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS The Ambassador ' also catries through Indiyidual Seat Coaehes and Sleeping cars to- Cincinnati and St. Louis, and Observation- Lounge car from Cumberland to St. Louis. °* Ar. Cincinn . St. Loui * For_information, ‘phome D. Moorman. Ass n’l Pass. Agent, Woodward Bldg.. I5th amd H Sts. N.W. District 3300. BALTIMORE & OHI0. [ ENDS DIGESTIVE ILLS QUICK AND GAINS 10 POUNDS Food does not nourish when it is not | properly digested. 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McNamara ered his huge hand, that resembled nothing so much in life a bunch of bananas. “Howdy, He planted himself in the “You have news of Nance Belden,” Stephen challenged. “Gobs of it, doctor.” - Lanny entered with a highball. “I . |had a letter from Nance yesterday, Dan. She’s in Paris. Can you beat that' “I can,” McNamara replied coolly. “She’s got an apartment at 27 Rue St. Honore, with & cook and a mald, and & chauffeur who drives her around in a Citroen car. And she’s having her picture painted.” “She’s written you, too, then?” “Divil & line. I tion from the prefect .of 're marvelous!” ha infe nmyorm: PORTABLE THEATER IDEA IS SPREADING |, helope | France to Have Company of Actors REVIVAL OF MUSEUM FEES PROPOSED IN ROME ROME (N.AN.A.).—Some Benators are advocating the revival of the en- trance fee to_national museums and art galleries. If the budget cannot be balanced any other way, these gentle- men think that “a new and fair ad- mission fee, while not being a burden to visitors, should help in the protection and preservation of works of art. ‘There is no dearth of attendants, who want to explain everything and com- ment on most of the pictures for hours. This done, they turn themselves into a regular bodyguard until the expected tip is yielded. For the forelgn visitor a small ad- mission would hardly be missed, but some feel that home people ought to be admitted free to all the goodly treasures of their own land, (Copyright, 1931, by North American News- _paper_Alliance.) Traveling in Provinces in Autos. PARIS (N.A.N.A.)—The portable the- ater idea has traveled from Italy to France ‘and a “theatre ambulant” is to tour the Prench provinces, direction of M. Aime Clari- members _of at Odeon Theater. and his fellows are out to challenge the talkies and they are golng to give their first performance in a public place in Paris in the Spring. The portable theater is going to be made mostly of the light metal du- ralumin that is used for airships, an though it is going to be possible to put it together or take it down and pack it up in & few hours, the equipment include some of the mu?z lighting effects and a revolving stage. ‘The theater itself will be carried upon -tractor-drawn tenders and the company of players, numbering 12, will travel in autos. They will give both classical and modern plays and free performances of Moliere’s works are to month and a percentage of the profits. (Copyright, 1931, by North American News- Daper Alliance.) -Lightning and Old Bill, two which did great servics Gurihe che World War, were exhibited recently at a London poultry show. 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